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Angles On a Straight Line | Angles at a Point | Vertically Opposite Angles
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There are a number of properties of angles in certain situations.
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Angles On a Straight Line
| Angles which are next to each other on a straight line add up to 180o . This is shown in the diagram below. |
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| Angle a + Angle c =180o |
Using this property we can solve problems involving missing angles.
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Given the diagram above, with only one of the angles given, calculate the missing angle. ao = 70o , Calculate angle c.
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70 + c = 180 (Angles on a straight line)
c = 180 – 70 = 110o |
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Angles at a Point
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Angles meeting at a point add up to 360o.
In the diagram below:
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Again, this property can be used to solve problems.
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1) In the diagram above, if three of the angles are given, then the missing angle is found by adding the three angles together and subtracting from 360.
Angles AED, BEC, and AEB are equal to 30o, 30o and 150o respectively. Calculate angle DEC.
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Angle DEC = 360 – (30+30+150)
= 360 – 210
= 150o |
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| 2) In the diagram below, the three angles given are, 90, 90 and 41. Calculate angle e. |
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Angle e = 360-(41+90+90)
= 139o
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Vertically Opposite Angles
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| When two straight lines cut, forming an X shape, then the opposite angles are equal. In the diagram below: |
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